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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1921
Page
6
An OCR segment advertises display ads at 25 cents per line with readers paying five cents for life content. It mentions a special rate on standing ads and timing incentives tied to longer terms, noting availability tied to applications.
The column reproduces President Wilson's 1920 letter to Prime Minister Lloyd George opposing cancellation of Allied debts. It discusses U.S. funding plans, reparations, and Europe’s stability, arguing against debt remission and stressing bilateral funding and credibility. It contrasts tariff debates and protectionist vs internationalist views, citing senators and a toy industry anecdote to illustrate economic policy.
The Federal figures show retail food prices rose in ten principal cities from June 15 to July 15, with summer diets largely consisting of fresh produce dairy and meats. Weather drought and high roasting car costs helped push costs, while corn and grain may rise next autumn if yields fall. A Courier Journal editor questions tariff links to the price rise and calls for a Republican editor’s take.
An Indianapolis Star editorial on William F. McCombs and Wilson’s 1912 nomination questions partisanship and notes future historians may view Wilson as an idealist. It recalls Harding era reactions and quotes Senator Lodge on a separate peace with Germany, plus local notices and a car purchase.
Otterbein College Westerville Ohio announces gifts totaling 325000 from the General Educational Board and the Carnegie Corporation toward a 2000000 Diamond Jubilee Fund. Dr W G Clippinger says 1500000 will endow the college and 500000 will fund new buildings for the 75th anniversary celebration ending with June 1922 commencement.
A group of relatives from New Albany surprised Mr. and Mrs. George Adolph near Corydon on Sunday July 31. The two car loads toured White Cloud and enjoyed boat riding and bathing in Blue River after a fine dinner.
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